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46 years on, USU General Secretary Graeme Kelly OAM, USU President Sharon Sewell along with Officials and Delegates stand in remembrance of the victims of the Hilton Bombing - a tragic event that drives us to continue our unwavering commitment to changing the rules...
This year the USU New Gen Committee is again presenting two special awards to two special members. The Apprentice/Trainee of the Year and Mentor of the Year. Due to their enthusiastic interest in supporting younger workers Active Super is proudly sponsoring both...
Congratulations – by being a union member, you’ve helped to create a monumental change for working people, now and into the future. Yesterday new laws, introduced by the Albanese Government, passed the Parliament that will improve the lives of millions of workers –...
Australia is on the way to becoming a cleaner, more secure, and more energy independent nation. At the United Nations COP28 in December, Australia, along with every country on earth, pledged to triple renewables and double energy efficiency by 2030—essential to...
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The United Services Union (USU) believes Kiama Council should be sacked and an administrator appointed over its failure to manage its finances.
As the year draws to a close we thank our Early Childhood Education and Care Members for their efforts. The voice of ECEC members has never been louder. Members across the state stood together and made sure they were heard in their campaign for recognition through an...
On the 15th and 16th November of November, the USU signage truck returned to the streets of Lismore to inform the residents of an important proposal, which states that Lismore City Council will be outsourcing their waste collection service to a private company on the...
USU members are calling on Qantas directors and shareholders to listen to loyal employees and customers who want to see it rebuild and do much better in the future. Qantas must place its workforce at the centre of plans to rebuild the airline and...
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